Khamenei calls to remove security from Iran's internal and external enemies

Middle East outlets describe Khamenei’s message as part of Iran’s long‑running narrative of resistance against Western powers and Israel. They highlight his claim that Iran’s defence is stronger than enemies assume and that recent attacks have not broken the country’s unity. Some regional commentary warns that framing the struggle through martyrdom and “global arrogance” could justify both regional escalation and tougher moves against internal critics.

• •Mojtaba Khamenei portrays Iran as having turned recent attacks into a moral and political victory.
• •Iranian leaders are presented as confident that their defence network, including allies and proxies, can absorb further strikes.
• •The call to strip security from enemies is interpreted as encouragement for more active operations by Iran‑aligned groups in the region.
• •The politics of martyrdom is used to rally public support for continued confrontation with Israel and Western states.
• •Regional governments worry that Iran’s harder line will fuel new clashes in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq or the Gulf.